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"You're forgetting the other point that the poster made, that your DNA is no more yours than your grandparents', or cousins, or any other ancestor or distant re
by jomamaxx 10y ago
"You're forgetting the other point that the poster made, that your DNA is no more yours than your grandparents', or cousins, or any other ancestor or distant relative that shares bits of their genome with you."
No, my DNA is distinct from theirs, and it's 'mine'. :)
Those 50-100 points identify me, uniquely.
- JulianMorrison 10y agoThey identify you and all your clones and twins, who are separate people. Which you may currently have none of, but that might not continue to be so.